Methods to Protect Beneficial Bacteria from Contaminants to Preserve Water Quality [Project]

Methods to Protect Beneficial Bacteria from Contaminants to Preserve Water Quality [Project]

2017

$279,000 the second year is from the trust fund to the Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota to research how and why bacteria that provide ecological functions humans depend on for water quality are affected by exposure to certain man-made perfluorinated chemicals entering the wastewater treatment system in order to identify methods that can be implemented to protect those bacterial functions from being degraded. This appropriation is available until June 30, 2017, by which time the project must be completed and final products delivered.

Novak, Paige J.

Also noted Novak, P. J.. Environmental Engineering Program, Dept. of Civil Engineering, U of M

UM Department of Civil Engineering
Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources

Water Conveyance & Hydraulics

contaminant
contaminants
bacteria
bacterial
water quality & pollutants
water quality and pollutants
organic contaminant
organic contaminants
contaminant manage
contaminant management
contaminant manages
contaminant managing
water preservation
water preserves
water preserving
water preserve
water contaminant source
water contaminant sources

2010-2019

No

Public Domain

Minnesota Water Research Digital Library